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Rob Manuel
7 days ago
New McCartney song. Wasn't expecting that today.
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Ian Fraser
8 days ago
DEBUNKED: Carbon Brief has fact-checked some of the most common misconceptions about North Sea oil and gas, including the oft-repeated notion that opening the basin to new drilling would âlower people's billsâ.
@carbonbrief.org
@drsimevans.carbonbrief.org
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Factcheck: Nine false or misleading myths about North Sea oil and gas - Carbon Brief
Carbon Brief factchecks some of the most common claims about North Sea oil and gas.
https://www.carbonbrief.org/factcheck-nine-false-or-misleading-myths-about-north-sea-oil-and-gas/
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Duncan Weldon
18 days ago
Quite enjoying taking a look back at the US National Security Strategy (November 2025).
www.whitehouse.gov/wp-content/u...
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~daniel_barker~
22 days ago
Compromise: keep Churchill on the notes but it's the dog version from the advert
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Liars' League
25 days ago
Happy
#InternationalWomensDay
! Fancy watching some brilliant women reading
#shortstories
by some other brilliant women? We've got over 200 of them here!
liarsleague.com/category/int...
#InternationalWomensDay2026
#liarsleague
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Ralphie the Rover
about 1 month ago
A quick search returns only 9 players named Gomes to have ever played in the Premier League. 4 for Wolves, City with the next highest of 2. So no it has never happened before. All done in less time than you wasted on AI Bravo đ
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Olaf Falafel
about 2 months ago
Rose are red, Violets are blueâŠ
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đœLOLGOPđœ
about 2 months ago
I think this the version that pretty much every tech baron in this country read in the bathroom as a teen.
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Well, this is a bit old school, nâest ce pas?
about 2 months ago
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The Guardian
about 2 months ago
Apocalypse no: how almost everything we thought we knew about the Maya is wrong
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Apocalypse no: how almost everything we thought we knew about the Maya is wrong
For many years the prevailing debate about the Maya centred upon why their civilisation collapsed. Now, many scholars are asking: how did the Maya survive?
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2026/feb/12/apocalypse-no-how-almost-everything-we-thought-we-knew-about-the-maya-is-wrong?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=bsky_gu&utm_medium=&utm_source=Bluesky#Echobox=1770873155
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ianVisits
about 2 months ago
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Londonâs Alleys: Alderman Stairs, Wapping, E1
Tucked away just east of the Tower of London, a narrow alley slips quietly between buildings and down towards the Thames.
https://www.ianvisits.co.uk/articles/londons-alleys-alderman-stairs-wapping-e1-86380/
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Rob Manuel
about 2 months ago
Probably made that sound too worthy in that description. I simply think it's useful to be reminded if there's a film-ish thing on the Beeb in the evening, watch it, don't watch it, who cares. But follow
@isthereafilmon.bsky.social
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is there a film on the bbc tonight? (@isthereafilmon.bsky.social)
If we don't use the BBC we'll lose it, do your bit, watch some ordinary broadcast TV tonight. https://isthereafilmonthebbctonight.robmanuel.workers.dev/
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Saw this and had a flashback to a time when Rosie Boycott tried pivoting the Daily Express to being a liberal rival to the Daily Mail. What a different era that was
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Will Davies
2 months ago
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Very strongly recommend
@benansell.bsky.social
âs piece on Minneapolis. One takeaway: ICE should have read Putnamâs classic âBowling Aloneâ before choosing MinnesotaâŠ
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My Minneapolis
An ode to a city that knows who it is
https://open.substack.com/pub/benansell/p/my-minneapolis?r=h8kl&utm_medium=ios&shareImageVariant=overlay
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đđđ love a good philosophy gag
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Expecting
@netflix.com
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Dr Duncan Robertson
2 months ago
It's dawned on me that one of the reason that kids made such *excellent* forts in the 1970s and 1980s is that they were inadvertently participating in a nuclear civil defence programme.
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Glen O'Hara
2 months ago
BBC having a totally normal one again, granting respectability and credence to their sworn enemies.
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Adam Schwarz
2 months ago
Prioritising balance over objectivity is the most cowardly exercise that a news outlet or journalist can engage in. 'The evidence shows X, but the regime says Y - so it's impossible to know the truth.' Lies should not be afforded the same respect and credibility as the evidence that exposes them.
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Sunder Katwala (sundersays)
2 months ago
The BBC coverage is absolutely terrible. It leads on "sharply contested narratives" It has a dramatic skew to the US government It has posted the video but has failed to report on what it shows: it shows the US govt account is untrue
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Looking at you @bbcnews this eveningâŠ
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Chris Dillow
2 months ago
Several people have said this by
@joxley.jmoxley.co.uk
is good. They're right.
www.joxleywrites.jmoxley.co.uk/p/airport-bo...
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Airport Book Brain
How faddish ideas keep seducing.
https://www.joxleywrites.jmoxley.co.uk/p/airport-book-brain
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Liars' League
2 months ago
WINNING STORIES for Valentine show
#ExAndNext
Tue 10 Feb at The Phoenix revealed! Seduction A-Zs, Antarctic awks, divorce dates, "accidental" murder etc. Congrats to authors
@kategl.bsky.social
@rosaleenlynch.bsky.social
Grace McKenzie Jeff Wood+ debutante Lor Vanden
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Andrew Sissons
2 months ago
Weâre aiming to publish a
@nestauk.bsky.social
analysis of the Warm Homes Plan tomorrow. In fact, Iâm off to work on it now. And we have an online event to react to it on Thursday at 12 noon - join us!
www.nesta.org.uk/event/deciph...
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Deciphering the Warm Homes Plan
Join us to discuss the new Warm Homes Plan
https://www.nesta.org.uk/event/deciphering-the-warm-homes-plan/
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Andrew R
2 months ago
Permanent seats on *my* board of peace are available for only ÂŁ1M each. We'll meet on the last Thursday of every quarter in my garage. There'll be a password, a secret handshake, and a free decoder ring for every member. Top of the 1st agenda: Would Green Land be a good name for a garden centre?
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Laura Bassett
2 months ago
*much of America will be punished with a 10% tax hike on European goods for Europe not giving us Greenland
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Quick reminder that when Trump puts tariffs on other countries it is the US consumer that pays that tariff
2 months ago
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Nina Willburger
3 months ago
Weekend timeline cleanse! A
#Greek
rhyton in the shape of a
#dog's
head. đđ¶ Vessels such as this were used in drinking parties. Since they didn't have a base, their contents had to be consumed before the vessel could be put down Dating ca. 475 BC. đ· Museo Nazionale Etrusco di Villa Giulia đș
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Canât help but feel that Tony Blair has become ever more his Martin Rowson caricature over the yearsâŠ
3 months ago
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If youâre a writer looking for inspiration for a short story, starting with one of these wouldnât be a bad place to startâŠ
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3 months ago
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Flash fiction this morning from
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Mark Brown
3 months ago
I think that one of my major projects for 2026 is to escape from falling into the trap of seeing everything as doom and overall terminal decline. Specific things might be proper shit, but declaring everything as the end times just plays into the hands of very right wing wrong 'uns
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You wait years for a play about Mary Todd Lincoln to hit the London stage etc etcâŠ
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Angus Main
3 months ago
Alastair Sim as Scrooge in Scrooge (1951). The meme daddy. So you *can* do it. Film & TV producers have made enough adaptions of Scrooge at the window to fill a whole advent calendar. They can do anything they like. Of course they can. You there boy! What day is this? To-day! Why, CHRISTMAS DAY!
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Iryna Voichuk
3 months ago
Christmas Eve in Ukraine
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Goon Pod
3 months ago
Peter Sellers once told Kermit the Frog, "There is no 'me'... there used to be a me but I had it surgically removed." Had he forgotten that a dozen or so years earlier he had been 'Imperial Me' in Rod Serling's Carol For Another Christmas? We're covering it this week!
pod.link/1569929507
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Ready at my first Smithfieldâs Christmas Eve meat auctionâŠ
3 months ago
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Dr. Peter Paul Rubens
3 months ago
Elegant couple at goldsmithâs shop for a ring, in 1449. But what about those 2 men in the mirror? And what is luring us? Wonderful wares, wonderful painting, Petrus Christus. Itâs his day today.
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Rob Manuel
3 months ago
I've stuck randomly generated conspiracies onto Matt from the Telegraph's cartoons to create "Tinfoil Matt" (Not AI, me writing templates, the good old fashioned way to do these things with a strong degree of authorship.) Follow
@tinfoil-matt.bsky.social
NOW.
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A Venn Diagram courtesy of my pre-Christmas Farm Direct order. EnjoyâŠ
3 months ago
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Just love this. Endlessly fascinating in so many waysâŠ
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Liam Hogan
4 months ago
In London this Tuesday evening? Want to kick of the festivities with a bang? Come to Liars' League! I'll be your host for "Blessed and Cursed" - five stories read by actors, with mince pies and a book quiz (infamous). Grab one of the last remaining tickets! It'll be a ho-ho-hoot...
#LiveLit
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Holger Hestermeyer
4 months ago
Breathtaking, but now expected.
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Eliot Higgins
4 months ago
Most discussions about âmisinformationâ treat the problem as if people simply donât have good enough critical-thinking skills. It sounds intuitive, but itâs not entirely accurate. The problem isnât just individual ignorance, itâs the structure of the information environment people are placed into.
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Liars' League
4 months ago
đ»It's a fine tradition to read ghost stories in winter, but why not rest your eyes instead & listen to
#HauntedAndHunted
, our latest podcast feat.
@carriecohen01.bsky.social
@timlarkfield.bsky.social
@timaldrich.bsky.social
@davemcgrath.bsky.social
You're welcomeđ
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Starmer wonât like the analogy (heâs a Gooner, after all) but he shares a lot in common with Arne Slot: won big last year, spent lots of money, seriously underperforming in the league table/polls
4 months ago
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Mark Chadbourn
5 months ago
The murder rate in London is now the lowest in decades, perhaps centuries. (The Times)
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